Wireless headphones make a great deal of sense for sports and fitness fans as there's nothing more irritating than getting caught up in the cables and trashing the headphone jack. As a result, Bluetooth headphones are popular with these people, even before Apple took the decision to ditch the stereo socket. Aiming squarely at this market segment are the Syllable
OnePlus are up to their usual tricks of teasing new product announcements but in this case it doesn't look like there will be long to wait. In tweet linking to a YouTube video, OnePlus says, "We're preparing something special. Discover what's next for #OnePlus on August 25." The video shows a vinyl record overprinted with what appears to be an
Scott Ertz interviews Jill Byeff, marketing for Altec Lansing. They discuss Altec Lansing's latest innovative line of headphones and earbuds. They discuss the new DVR DJ style headphone. The headphone has a built-in 1080p 30 frames per second video camera that has 8 gigabytes of memory built-in as well as an SD card slot to increase video recording capacity. There is
Daniele Mendez interviews Rachel Schroath, Communications Manager for Helix Cuff. Helix Cuff is the world's first wearable bracelet that conveniently stores Bluetooth earbuds for use whenever and wherever you need them. Pair the Helix Cuff earbuds with your smartphone, tablet, or other Bluetooth-enabled device to get tangle-free, high quality Bluetooth audio. The Helix Cuff begins shipping in March of 2016. The black and white
I've been looking at a few Mpow gadgets recently and so far, they've all done well, giving great performance for not much money. Next in line are the Mpow Cheetah Bluetooth 4.1 Sports Headphones to give them their full title. These are sport-oriented headphones, with a neckband to keep them in place. Let's see if these are worth putting on
When it comes to headphones, I'm a firm believer in that you get what you pay for. Undoubtedly there are diminishing returns above a certain price point but the bundled headphones that used to come with mobile phones were complete rubbish in terms of both their build quality and audio characteristics. Fortunately, those days are past and most respectable manufacturers
Japanese audio specialists Audio-Technica have a long pedigree in sound going back to the 60s with an impressive client list include a number of successive Summer and Winter Olympics. Todd and Crystal Griffith take a look at the latest headphones from Audio-Technica. First up are new additions to the SonicSport line of in-ear headphones, each of which has a different mechanism for